Friday, August 28, 2009

Passing Notes in Class

Among the more productive things I remember from public school are the hours of impromptu journaling that occured under the teachers' radar!  It was always exciting to see a note from my friend come across my desktop.  

Why not pass notes while homeschooling?

I gave each of the girls a pretty little composition notebook that we pass back and forth, taking turns and alternating pages as we fill it with love notes, drawings, poems, song lyrics, a scripture that comes to mind, or just ponderings.  These aren't graded or corrected; just enjoyed.

The children are always delighted to see their "mommy notebook" returned to their school book stack!  (And when I see their books returned to my desk I open them eagerly, wondering what they have to share with me today!)

This morning Kaira and Keianna each got silly personalized limerick's (along with little stream-of-consciousness notes from whatever else fell out of my brain.) 

Kendra just returned hers to me with some sweet nothings and delightful original poetry and artwork.


Passing Notes In Class


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Friday, August 28, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous
Love it! Will have to do this with my girls. I did something similar when I was a nanny with the families oldest daughter. It definitely is very special! Thanks for bringing up that precious memory.
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Friday, August 28, 2009 - passing notes

Posted by Anonymous
what a sweet post... i enjoyed it immensely. Have a great weekend.

Mica from http://thechildspaper.blogspot.com/
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Sunday, August 30, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Molytail
aw, what a sweet idea! I might have to try something like this with our munchkins. :-)

http://tailsgonewest.blogspot.com/
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009 - Sweet

Posted by basketflat
What a sweet little tradition you have started.

Cathy
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